Awesome Lake Huron waterfront sunrises and sandy beachfront awaits at this fabulous 1400 square foot, 2 level "Traditional" beach house, featuring original 77 year old stone fireplace,wooden walls, floors, ceilings, and sprawling screened porch facing the lake...reminiscent of "On Golden Pond". You must appreciate the warm cozy feel of vintage decor to truly enjoy relaxed, casual vacationing here! The massive living room/dining room faces fireplace and views of sheltered inlet and islands. Retire "upstairs" after a nearby "blazing red sunset" to 3 spacious bedrooms, all with windows!

Treed private setting...just walk over the grassed yard to shoreline for morning/evening exploring, reflecting, or shorebird watching! Enjoy the setting of colourful sailboats gently bobbing while moored in the bay. Sandy, shallow entry water edge ideal for small children, with areas close by for more adventure. Gov't dock for fishing and launching facilities a short walk. Great kayaking/canoeing around islands and along varied, endless shoreline. Superb stargazing!

We are a family of 4, with 2 children under the age of 3. We chose the Seagull Beach House because we liked the idea of a lakefront cottage with a shallow entry. We could just plop ourselves down and let the little ones play in the wonderful sand and warm shallow water without constantly worrying. It seems they could go forever without hitting deep water. Since I was staying with the little ones and my aging mother for one of the weeks, it was pleasant to have the small and quiet harbour community close so it didn't feel too isolated.

The cottage was very cozy-Thank goodness for the wonderful (and very efficient fireplace!) We liked the rustic feel of the cabin...it was very comfortable...we really felt like we could kick back and relax. (I've always said if I wanted a house-I'd stay in the city). I would recommend this cottage to anyone who would like to actually get out of the city and experience real cottage living. You can be close to lots of peaceful natural attractions (Tobermory, Cabot Lighthouse, Lion's Head) as well as kicking it up at Sauble Beach!

I would also like to acknowledge our wonderful host Paul, who was kind enough to check-in with us to make sure we were warm enough. He also came to our rescue when we had bought a dockside fish we didn't know what to do with! Thanks again Paul! We hope to see you next year!